Today, LED TVs are quite popular with all families, but not everyone knows how to use LED TVs properly and maintain hygiene to enhance the longevity of the TV. The following article from WebTech360 will show you how to use LED TV for a long time.
Turn off the TV when no one is using it
This is a trick that is probably quite common that every consumer knows, but not everyone does it. Simply put, many people have the habit of leaving the TV open all day, only leaving the sound in the house, while not watching TV and busy doing other jobs.
Turn off the TV when no one is using it
60,000 hours seems like a long time, but if you use the TV 3 hours / day, 1000 hours a year. Therefore, turning off the TV when not in use is the simplest way to increase the life of your LED TV screen and reduce your electricity bill.
Adjust brightness accordingly
With your household and room quite ventilated or dark, you should adjust the TV brightness to suit your space.
In dark spaces, you should reduce the screen brightness to a low level, and the average brightness when the space is well-lit because if the brightness is at the highest level, it will reduce the life of the LED screen. You should know, the life of the LED screen is 60,000 hours, if you increase the brightness to the maximum for a long time, it will double the life of the LED display from 60,000 hours to 30,000 hours because the TV must work twice as hard to keep that brightness level.
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Adjust the contrast accordingly
Contrast is understood simply as measuring the difference between the brightest and the darkest areas. With the high contrast, the more power the TV uses, which is not a good thing for the longevity of the TV screen.
Adjust the contrast accordingly
In showrooms, TV shelves, most LED TVs usually leave the screen in "vivid" mode, increasing the contrast to the highest level to attract consumers' eyes. For everyday use and with regard to longevity and long term use, you should reset the contrast level to "standard" to use the least amount of power.
Use a voltage regulator
For many families, an LED TV is one of many other electronic devices. The fact that many electronic devices work at the same time will cause a temporary voltage drop and greatly affect your TV.
Install a stabilizer to protect your TV
In the past, quite a few TVs did not reach the lifespan as promised by the manufacturer because the TV was damaged due to a sudden surge in voltage. Therefore, you should install a voltage regulator to protect your TV and protect all other electronic devices in the home to operate in the best state and the best longevity.
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Install the TV in a cool place with good heat dissipation
Like other electronic devices, TVs use quite a bit of energy and those energy turns into heat and that amount of heat is cooled by the air set.
Install the TV in a cool place with good heat dissipation
Many people often install the TV in the cabinet frame, the wall corners prevent the TV's heat dissipation, causing the amount of heat not to be released, affecting internal components and the display circuitry, making the life short. You should install the TV 10cm away from the wall or put it in a cool place and near the ventilation fan to keep the cooler in its best condition.
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